Stefan Jaschke's New York City Photos

Brooklyn Bridge

This was done from a boat. The sun just disappeared behind the Twin Towers. The first lights went on. The East River is calm and shows the pleasing colors of the evening sun. Isn't this romantic?

The Skyline of Manhattan

This is probably the most often showed view of Manhattan.

The World Trade Center

The twin towers on a misty day, but still majestic. (Shot from Liberty Island with a 200mm lens.)

Lady Liberty

... on the same misty day

Columbia University's Main Campus

The `Low Steps' have ever been a place to hang out.

Central Park

Central Park is one of the nicest things in Manhattan. There you'll always see people jogging, roller skating, biking, horse riding, and playing baseball. In the summer, it is a great place to take a sun bath or share some time with the family.

Spring in Harlem

When the masses of snow melted in March 1994, they left masses of trash that had been discarded in the snow during the winter. West 121 Street was one big trash can. (There are better neighborhoods than this one in Manhattan.) A few weeks later, I was dumb-founded when I saw this. All the trees in the street blossomed. It was like enchanted.

Time Square

... a bit busy at times.

Firework at Veterans Day

The firework was started from a ship in the East River. It could be nicely watched from Pier 17. I did some free-hand shots from within the cheering crowd. (I didn't expect them to be sharp. Aperture 4, shutter speed 1/4 - 1/30s.)

"Paradise Island", Nassau, Bahamas, is a two hours flight from New York. The Carribean Sea shows an unsurmounted wealth of underwater life. This can be seen life and in observatories.

Feeding Time

 

Sea Horses

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